How works exactly the PoS system? Wallet just needs to have coins in it (mined from me or not)?
Your coin need to be mutured by the network.
Just send from Exchange to wallet, wallet need to be open to stacking.
Mining og buy same bouth stacking
Topic: [ANN] Denarius [D] - First "Tribus" PoW/PoS Hybrid Masternodes, Ring Sigs - page 184. (Read 504273 times)
July 09, 2017, 06:52:12 AM
Your coin need to be mutured by the network.
Just send from Exchange to wallet, wallet need to be open to stacking.
Mining og buy same bouth stacking
July 09, 2017, 05:54:24 AM
How works exactly the PoS system? Wallet just needs to have coins in it (mined from me or not)?
July 09, 2017, 02:41:18 AM
I don't understand why no one wants to maintain the Denarius in the vote on Levicoin 
https://www.livecoin.net/voting/index?vote=Denarius
https://www.livecoin.net/voting/index?vote=Denarius July 09, 2017, 01:37:40 AM
Hello Carsen, maybe it would be a good move to contact Cryptopia exchange ?
Its $15,000+ USD to get listed at Cryptopia and there is really nothing different about them from coinexchange and novaexchange where DNR is already listed. I just cant justify their cost to list and I don't entirely see the benefit of getting listed there, there are a lot of bigger exchanges out there that I would rather focus on getting listed at like Bittrex, Livecoin, Yobit, Shapeshift, etc.
What !?
I didn't know that. Forget about it 
July 09, 2017, 01:32:05 AM
Hello Carsen, maybe it would be a good move to contact Cryptopia exchange ?
Its $15,000+ USD to get listed at Cryptopia and there is really nothing different about them from coinexchange and novaexchange where DNR is already listed. I just cant justify their cost to list and I don't entirely see the benefit of getting listed there, there are a lot of bigger exchanges out there that I would rather focus on getting listed at like Bittrex, Livecoin, Yobit, Shapeshift, etc.
July 09, 2017, 01:15:05 AM
Hello Carsen, maybe it would be a good move to contact Cryptopia exchange ?
July 09, 2017, 12:35:29 AM
Not sure if this has already, couldn't find any. What are the road map and long term goals of this coin. Apologies if this has already been answered.
There is no roadmap or whitepaper for now.
Updates will come as they are delivered.
July 09, 2017, 12:12:02 AM
Not sure if this has already, couldn't find any. What are the road map and long term goals of this coin. Apologies if this has already been answered.
July 09, 2017, 12:02:44 AM
Looks fine to me
If your having trouble with it then you can try using this one instead:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dnr/
July 09, 2017, 12:01:03 AM
July 08, 2017, 11:20:33 PM
Updates to Denarius will be coming tomorrow sometime! 
July 08, 2017, 10:29:23 PM
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oh ... you are wrong the protocol can definitively support contracts (not necessarily smart) and my proposal about blocking the coins is practical and once Carsen accepted the basic idea I'm here to show how
oh ... you are wrong the protocol can definitively support contracts (not necessarily smart) and my proposal about blocking the coins is practical and once Carsen accepted the basic idea I'm here to show how
Great
why you do not create your own coin?
or a real project as you say,
and ofc you implement all the things you know how to do.
This its the project Denarius and it has a captain, its the dev: Carsen
his crew/team are others developers and members and they even can be found in the links of chats he posted
its real people, friendly, smarts and funny,
chats are always open, people its invited to join conversations
July 08, 2017, 07:02:05 PM
How can I get your coins? Available there will soon be some kind of reward?
Well like a member has said you can buy some DNR on one of the exchanges, mine DNR. The reward you can earn is from staking DNR so buy some coins from the exchange and send them to your wallet and leave it open to start earning some rewards. Don't forget to encrypt your wallet with a passpharse and leave it unlocked for staking.
July 08, 2017, 06:56:37 PM
Ohh my fault , didnt see the other Explorer.
Now im poolmining again.
Can someone tell me the best way to calculate if its profitable to mine a coin. I meen My Hashrate / Difficulty / Networkhashrate = Better Pool mining or Solo ?
Thanks
Now im poolmining again.
Can someone tell me the best way to calculate if its profitable to mine a coin. I meen My Hashrate / Difficulty / Networkhashrate = Better Pool mining or Solo ?
Thanks
Well, over time, you would earn the same if you were solomining or mining at a pool with 0% fee.
The benefit of mining at a pool is that you get more consistent payouts, you will get smaller rewards more often.
July 08, 2017, 04:06:56 PM
How does this coin distinguish itself other than the POW Algo from other remittance coins?
Community and miners like it. Fresh algo, fresh start, jump on and ride the crypto waves.
July 08, 2017, 03:20:32 PM
How does this coin distinguish itself other than the POW Algo from other remittance coins?
Transactions are fast, real fast, at least 5x faster than btc
This is the fastest BlockChain i have truy so far
July 08, 2017, 01:24:43 PM
How does this coin distinguish itself other than the POW Algo from other remittance coins?
Transactions are fast, real fast, at least 5x faster than btc
July 08, 2017, 12:37:45 PM
Ohh my fault , didnt see the other Explorer.
Now im poolmining again.
Can someone tell me the best way to calculate if its profitable to mine a coin. I meen My Hashrate / Difficulty / Networkhashrate = Better Pool mining or Solo ?
Thanks
Now im poolmining again.
Can someone tell me the best way to calculate if its profitable to mine a coin. I meen My Hashrate / Difficulty / Networkhashrate = Better Pool mining or Solo ?
Thanks
July 08, 2017, 12:33:15 PM
How does this coin distinguish itself other than the POW Algo from other remittance coins?
July 08, 2017, 12:19:50 PM
Glad seeing you so patient and honest
I do believe in you as a honest guy and I understand you have improved through last few years both technically and mentally, but I see you just have not graduated yet as your arguments above are based on your immature idea about this coin being 'your company'. It is not yours dude, a crypto-coin ecosystem does not 'belong' to its devs, it is why Satoshi just disappeared, bitcoin wasn't and is not his asset, and yet he is Satoshi the inventor and the implementor of bitcoin!
Anyway, I'm looking for a solution and a compromise to save your project, why?
1- Scam coins will hurt the whole thing and make it very hard if not impossible for true new projects and ideas to emerge.
2- I appreciate your motivations and hard work.
3- I think modifying bitcoin's core protocol (name it Satoshi core) is a very good and necessary job, considering the current situation of the original version and its blockchain( hashing algorithm literally being 'cracked' by ASIC, scaling problem that needs forking, ... )
4- ...
Now that you do not agree with my proposal about redoing premined stuff, just divide your (10%) coins and put them on a handful of contracts, which are designed to release them in a very safe manner, say 5% being never released, and the remaining takes say 10 years to release as below
1- keep 1% in your wallet.
2- release 2% after 1 year
3- release 1% in year #2
4- release 0.5% in year #3
and so on ...
See? I'm just translating your promise about not dumping into smart contracts language. Do it and wash your hands forever.
P.S. Another important weakness is the obvious lack of a white paper (or I just overlooked something?). It is very crucial to convince people about not only this or that new feature, but the absolute necessity of introducing a new coin, IMO.
I wouldn't classify this as 'scam coin'. If your definition of a 'scam coin' is just a coin with a pre-mine, then some of the biggest coins on the market are way scammier than DNR. There are even coins that have some % of block rewards being given to a devs directly, is that a scam coin too? To me, a scam coin is one where they have a roadmap and a whitepaper but nothing real to show for it. People buy into the coins because they have a professional looking presentation, and then BAM the market gets dumped on and all the value is gone, then the devs make a run for it. I have seen more than a few of these projects lately. The whitepapers are barely original, the presentation is marketing 101 and the dev project on github has a single commit from a new user. THOSE are the scam coins IMHO.
1- I didn;t classify 'this coin' as a scam. I'm just giving my advise to prevent a catastrophic resonance which can transform it into a scam.
2- Ethereum had many factors when it was first started like a revolutionary and ambitious idea and a corporate like investment and establishment,
Zcash was pioneer in anonymity and it has not finished his mission and is not likely to do that and more importantly things have changed radically
in the last couple of years and while premined coins have always been a very bad idea, these days they can lead projects to the hell very easily.
3- A whitepaper is worth investment and it is not a scam to run a crowd funding event for an idea ... to which century do you belong? It is 21st.
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In regard to the premine, maybe read the OP clearer, the 10% premine is 5% for dev funds and 5% for bounty/marketing. If you check the block explorer you can see that over 30% of the premine has been bountied out (325k coins into the market). Currently the dev wallet holds 60% of the coins but it's only been a week, next week there will be less than 50% of the coins in the dev wallet. Carsen has paid out pretty decent bounties and continues to give the funds to other people.
check your math 100 -30 = 70 what happened to other 10? Bountied or not it has gone now and has dropped the price up to 40% and it will continue to do so and once people get sick they will abandon the coin, trade volume and mining rate will decrease and the resonance will do the rest with the help of the Damocles sword of the coins owned by a dev who has plans to compensate his work and has hired himself as a full time CEO of an imaginary corporate which is going to sink deep! The only chance, a little but a real one, is to assure miners and traders that there will be no more dumping out there and they can build their own coin together without the fair of the sword and the risk that Carsen may or may not ruin everything they have made by devoting their resources to this project.
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I agree that it may be useful to some to see the dev funds (5% of the supply) released to the market on a schedule. The platform does not contain smart contracts, this is not Ethereum, it is a Bitcoin Core base and that means it's simple and effective. Satoshi himself could come back tomorrow and dump his supply and even this far into the project it would be an issue. Essentially you have to consider that as a developer, you don't want to kill the goose that lays the golden egg (to borrow a phrase) because I believe like any responsible developer, Carsen understands that you can make a lot more money if you liquidate your asset slowly rather than selling out the entire book and end up selling your coins for less than you could have done so slowly.
It is not about Carsen being smart or not, it is about how much he can take the responsibility of the ship he has announced himself as its captain? Is it so difficult to understand or you are just arguing to fulfill your interests?oh ... you are wrong the protocol can definitively support contracts (not necessarily smart) and my proposal about blocking the coins is practical and once Carsen accepted the basic idea I'm here to show how
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